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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

The seattle Rod and Gun Club has
promulgated the following circular;
The Sportsman's Association Of the
Northwest will held q Grand Shooting
Tournament. under the auspices Of the
Seattle Rod and Gun Club, ct the Clnh
Grounds near this city. On the 10Th and
18th days Of June, at which many visitors
and Contestants from all parts Of wash
ink ton Territory, Oregon and British
Columbia will be present. The Board of
Directors Of the Club have named the
undersigned as Q Committee 10 inter
view the business men Of this city With
the vicW Of making the Tournament the
Rr attest success possible.
TIE Committee respectfully ask you to
contribute any article you see nt from
stock or otheFWise), 10 be offered a. q
prize duriaa the contest. Fall mention
will be made OF all donations, and eredit
given to the donors In the public press.
and on programmes.
We have addressed you In this man.
Ger before calling on 700, in order that
you may have time TO consider the sub
1eot. and decide what article, II any, you
may wish to contribate.
II is the wish of she Club TO make the
occasion Gala Days" for Seattle and
TO impress our visitors favcrably With
Seattle liberality.
Your assistance h earnestly desired.
and any favor you may confer Will be
gladly received and kindly remembered.
II. H. Lewis, Jas. WEST,
L. 8. BoorE, VIM. RoBERIsoE.
Committee.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

n stsamer Oiymptan vas hauled
- ints ne stream and mo0fed 70 ths
kasJ yesterday.
Tbs steamer Fanny Laks is 10 Be
harlsd oui on MiiebelI's gays IN . day
= Il end undergo extensive repairs.
~, IA bottom viii be removed ard ss
,Isssd by 9 psW ons and she Wal Be
slsosd IN good repair.
lanes W. Smith. Of the Bijon
Te~ater. 4 arranging for bic company
= ulaV 9 natinse Is FFye's Opers
g.iSe- Tuesday afternoon, the entire
,--s..sds Of which are ts Be donated 70
= Es1sino widoss' and orphans
fnsd.
m nag bsrksntine bailt By Hat
$500 AZ Pom Blskely Il 10 be called
ssSa n. wilder. She IL the IaFResl yes
- ~ keF siaes eanstFutted 81 the yard.
6.ss.in Psal. Who takes command Of
n, laft on the City Of Chester from
@a Fnnciseo fer Settlie.
IA Nsw York RaRsssy Ga1etfs, Of .
s,eSnf dste. says: The Rhode Island
IosomotiVs works are bnildioR four
IeeomssIvss for the Seattle, Laks Shore
Ragtsrn road Of Washington Terri
~. Thsy have l7x2t tnch cylinders
rnd vsieh IS tons each.
cspsain ]. W. Cove said 10 . reporter
ss1tefday: "Yoa need not speak Of nv
ssv boat any more - the 'Nameless,
4. 4 last she has been given Q name.
sbs wss today christened the Nay
0sse1.' she e Is feet long, Is feet
bssn, sEd | expect she will be able 70
kssp % With any Of The boats Of her
frs n shsss waters. II the weather
sssrs 90 viIi give little excursion on
hsr shan ahs d completed"
Adlspaieh from San Francisco dated
Nsy Ssh. says. news vas received today
fFan Captain Bruce, the marine sur.
Ssyag, - the effect that the leaks would
y stoppsd and saficisnt repairs Ell sotsd
a The steamer Mexlc0 10 enable her 10
Sss ahoat on Sanday merit. TIE under
WyilsFs and their employees have been
very mach annoyed at the vexatious
obstacles plscsd IN their way by Vic
tngia shipping men, and IN order 20
asold any more troable the Mexico wili |
% 70 san FrAneisoo for dockage In lea |
II going to Esqsimalt.
NJ. Vslsntire Hall. Manager Of the |
Rsstsl Telegraph Company desires us 70 |
s,sis that the San Francisco passenger |
Ia uas furnished 10 the Timer on Fri
asy afternoon ~ usual and that the |
slAismsns Published IN an evening pager |
yesisfdsy 20 the effect that he declared |
sash not 70 be the case is unauthorized |
ed untrue. The passenger list In qaes
kf4.kaA A.. H.
aEzcHR, vss taken from the 751sSs. No |
passenger list was received from the |
lsoslslsd Press on Friday, the notice
y uhish the evening paper objects hay.
he been received instead.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08
REAL ESTATE.

The following deeds we're fled In ths
Auditors office for record yesterday:
Masonic Cemetery Association to A.
]. Baker, NE Of lot 81, Masonic
Cemetery; $ll.50.
Edwin Broadway to V. Hugo Smith,
lots 5 and 6. block 81, d. 7. Denny's
Park addition; $1,000.
Wm. Crawford to r. II Whitworth,
80 acres in sec IL, tp Is, Z 8 Q; $2925.
@. p. Nelson to Edward H. KiIbonrRe,
lot /, sec 6, tp %, r5 e; $500.
W. ID. Scott to John II. MoGrav, half
Of lots 6 and ], block 81, O. @. Terry's
addition; 81.
D. T. Dsnny to WIN. Ritterhof and
Adclph Kru0, lots IL and Il. block 81,
D. Il. Denuy's plat Of North Seattle
$500.
Wm. n. Bell TO d. z Blaine. lets 8, 4,
5 and 6, block Il, Bell q Denny's sddi-
ton; &5l46 20.
d. 6. Blaine 10 l.. O. Gilman, lots 8,
4, 8 and 6, block II, Bell a Denny's I'D
ditioa; $4,000.
W. II. Hughes, guardian Of the estats
Of VIM. N. Bell, 70 L. O. Gilman. lots l.
2, Z and s, block IL, Bell & Bsnny's plat;
$1,000.
Catherine p. Blaine 10 A. n. Foster
and sarah Chatham. lots and ], block
n, Comstock's supplemental addition;
$500.
Charles Waters to Sarah Chatham and
A. N. Foster. let Is. Somerville; $500.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

rnnrSGsI SUEvErs COMPLETED -
~ y d. wsissOr,h. the civil engineer.
asso By reporter yesterday, and in
oess TO questions IS 10 where he
- oeen operating lately, Mr.. Whit
sssa1 said; Fer sons weeks past I
-, ~ geo engaged on preliminary sur
TIE mines 10 Sock valley
1 o New York parties. which viii
F.'ppea oy Tue Seattle. Lake shore 4
$50 .s hAilSay. The object % thsss
4. sas to determine tue sxtant Of
- . -sess TIE best aud cheapest plase
4, toetn, the most convenient place
vr,e oaakeFs, etc. This pref minary
- as oeen completed. and che maps,
a.s Asd agares scot % Nsu York'
1911 aa = good one. TIE veins are
60 aasioHs OF the NeweAs,ls and Goal
sesl,,. sssos. and the coal 10 q esad
E..yet slgaiss, fully equal 90 the best
A i. ss..,le pEeSuct. or TIE proiuss Of
81 sset nine daring It's pals est DAYS.
1922 ottsrs soon fram New Yosk.
ahead aod opea tbs Tssne. a. Il 3
Setlon Of the coal sonpAny ts
49, sesa Tor the road Is 5000 az ID
'aef TIE mines. =
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

dawes IL Q dshnssa aupsaisn shsa ws wizl
~ remaustrass aasfnzS - aruw violn-
s.nn q ncrAl dse3neT and eaR Laval
De yea - parsufs rsalfns o. disrspss-
s4ole ee91DoolE a. ouRrup1i1n hf16Hn BE-
h1nd thaas Rilaed afFua nna riehIy
oeekDd rpoms q fnfnmyf Oan Toa look
apon ysaF ehiid, shs hrsehsssa hops 81
so1r exlsle1ee, and uos fsaliEs thai psF-
haps yea may - sAlled spoa 70 furnish
10 next vie1iu % safisfy The last Of
this tsn-fcld hiasous monsierf
II fhere imbsring man In fhiS city
@no ca1 deny TIE fact, o. Who does NOD
Know e. that tie Aho0na Of The city
eanfEoi The avenues II empioymeaa, and
tnsss are ana esKTed vita Iaeer who
eensneate the largest san towards their
sxlsesDes. even thouqh the wife and
o0iidrea are Starving and clothed IN
rags at homag
Yss thsss inhuman monsters viii take
eis I'D esnt and issE II their Eiosim In
hte misery.
Do y0a NOS know that gambling bells
- the most infamoas description are
runntnR 10 this city, night and day; that
minors ffequeBt tkeas resorts and drink
intoxicating liquors; that thsss places
are rainoas 70 every moral sense Of
eecency. either 30 tie yOanQ o. ol4l
kealizing the above facts 10 be self |
eytd@ns truths. and recognizing the dis
AstEoos eject Of theas inhaenees apOn |
eociety, ana the welfare Of oar city,
ne international Workindmen's As
soaiatson, the best disciplined organ
,x1sion N exisience. has resolved thai |
me saloons mus es, or IL tolerated 81 |
an they must strietly obey The laws that |
govern their actions and being.
That aftsf the I5kh day Of May, 1887. /
they must conduct thsir infamous tRahe |
N strict accordance With the letter Of |
the lag.
We appeal 10 the knights Of Labor |
and all iaboring men, and 10 every eiti-
zen whs loves endeF and Temperance, % |
aid us In sur efforts 70 suppress gam |
bling and other vices. and % - that |
the aaloons are olosed On Sunday, In
strice accordance with the law. We
also respectfully psfition the Rswiy /
eleceed Mayor and Oosnetl 70 revoke
the licenses Of ell wno violate the laW. /
Published By ordsF Of the Inter
national Mogkin9man's Association. Of
feooma, W. 7.
BaFlow's new boat wAs launched Cd /
5 o'clock yesterday afternoon with all
the customary ceremony. Quits large /
numoer Of peF8ons WeRa present 10 Wit 1
ness tbs plunge, which vas taken very |
gracefully.
Intelligence vas hFouRht 10 this city
yesterday afternoon Of an acaident near /
AldeFton By which enc Philip Reed has |
probably lost bic life. he Was engaged |
~ work along the railroad track when |
The engine Of the gravel train passed
and struck him. BE was picked up In |
seaside and physician sent for. When /
The informant left some time altar be /
had not reRainsd consciousness and
uAs thought By the physician 10 Be msF
sally hart.
Nelson Bennett received WsEd by tale
graph yesterday that be had Reesived
tranchise fer Q street railway at Butte
and taking In thrse Suburban towns. He /
considers 10 very valuable franchise.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

We are authorized 10 sell fer thirty
DAYS 50 lots In Ladd's addition. 81 from
ESQ 20 800 per lot, and three blocks
in Woodland addition Of $50 per lot.
We will also ssll alternate blocks front
ing on Woodland Park and avenue for
600 per block, on coadiii0n that the
parchAssEs clear, fence them and plant
9 double roo Of shade trees along said
avenus 10 front Of said biookA
Purchasers will be 81 no expense eieaR
Inc or grating this avenue, Which Il
80 feet eide. over . mile loUR and level
from end TO cad. This vili be the pref
tisss and most perfect drive In the
Northwest or THAI can ever b made In
Seattle OF vicinity.
There are only sixteen blocks on this
avenae. and Wa wiii sell not 70 exoeed
eight Of then We earnestly believe
that more monsy viii b made 10 too
years By investing in che Of thssa blocks
than any ether investment Of like
Amount 10 Seattle. Any person Who
GILL take the trozsle 70 look 81 this
property will bay block. For further
information App'yto
O. @. PznxKI 4 Co.
seattle. ". I. my63Slm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

Yesterday aftsEnooa e. = rsprssenta-
i've e TIE Posz-lNIxxx1zazzcEa 80
hsrFying along Oo@msreizl Street e.
dsasaring IN vain 30 escape The Dang
miss shAs has elled tha sfmcsphsrs 70.
soms days past. be 80 ettrastsd ~ &
na@bss Of persons Standing In ths door
wsy Of The Star Cioehina Houss Sup
posing thsy had Eneraly stupped in dry
spot for q fsw m0nsents. be tsined
them. bath did nsf take him ione % dis
cover bis error-they we're only waiting
thsir turn 10 Get izside. After vatshing
then for few minutes. be left. tank
tmR he would oall aroand later IN the
day and End out what Il meant, and
aoe0rdinRiy 4boai 9 o'clsck be called on
Mr.. RosenbafR. tie afAbls manager,
and ssksd him II be Was paying his
cassomsrs 10 carry away his ssoek."
To this Mr.. Rossnbarg replied thai soar
customers are % u paid By the great
bargains they receive, and Just 30 sheg
yO1 some idea Of the immense and
varied Stock carry, permit ne
10 show you around. We have inst
rscsivsd large invoices Of tailor made
q ring suits consisting Of Cheviota,
Scotch Twseds. Milt0ns. FlAnnels. Cork
Ssrges. etc, in every weight and
coloE; oar furnishing goods department
q nost eomplete; cur bat department
contains every style and color. both
sfraw and fell; then 70 keep IN TIE COED
zracea Of tbs boys | carry large stock
Of base balls, bats, caps aaa belts, and
10 each purchaser Of suit Of clothes !
present eompiets o1tft. with the ex-
septton Of bandagss and Q bottle Of ar
aica." Hers Mr. Rosenberg excused him
seif 20 wait on customer, and yo1r 70
portsr locking at bis numerous lifelong
Of hard treatment on the
aisnond In the shspe Of svslled knuck-
lee and broken fingers, recalled the ti0e
ghen be would have fairly vofshiped
he ons Who gave him base bail Quilt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

BIeoEsT Cur on REcoRD.-Last Fri
day the mill hands at Port Blakely
made up their miHds they would rustic
and see how much lumber the mill
could tnrn out In ten hours. All hands
worked With q will and the machinery
never worked smoother. When the
mill whistled 10 notify the men that Il
was time to knock of the tsllyman IN
the mill figured up and announced that
the mill that day had cut 30S, 900 feet Of
lambeR. This Is the biggest days work
ever done at Port Blakely, and We
doubt II Il has ever been equAlled By q
mill on the Pacific Coast.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

We de- ~ say Tia, additional sob
ssFipticns siii Be Feosivea a. tue oface
OF the Posr-INTKtLIsEEckR a any ti@e
durine the coming week. And while ue
have 90 a sire 10 g TIE psoro oSR
eity 10 eiva. We desire 30 impress upos
then the fast that this is an occasion
where TOO maeh cannot be doae- Whes
the Ranber Of The vietiEas and tbs nom-
Der Of The WidOvs and the orphaas who
maaa be cared for is eo0sidered u usll
readily Ne aesn thai q large NmSant Of
unonay wiil b. Feqaired 10 rFevent actual
wAnl and asstitation- Toe people Of
British Columbia viii doubtless De
mech. bat ve feel sure thai the doua-
sisas Of eur peopls wiii bs not orly vel
oouse. bnt az great assistance IN gtvtng
needed relief We shali Be glad. also.
% reaeive AonstiOns from o1tsids of
tAis eily and forward them.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

r.~.sa Heron On ne Nortkarn PAclne:
q $500. ]. 7. Heath. ~ J. fleweilyn
.Twffe. Nfa. g. West and child and .
y .ss.d Hgutinxfcn On ths Union Pacific
4e,.es Nich@isen, Chaa. 5. Owent James
$500. 7. J. 6ffgK, y. g. 1enncn- Joan
wffama. q sscond class ana 2 tnGa-
$500 xsdford % the orezpn z Call
80 ceerRe LARK. George Heyn1A1s
- ~. q. ". Gordon. n. A. Barfisft.
Z vsr a. wife and two danghtsr-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

sAILTHo OF THE RLpKR.-The steam
ship Gesses W. Elder sAiled for San
Francisco Abou, midnight. Fren here
she sOek 10 barrels Of salmon, rs bun
dles Of hides, 80 tons OF miscellaneous
freight and the following lisa Of passsn-
gers: Ars. Wissman, Miss Mitchell,
Ben Enstein, Mrs. Highland. Mrs. Cine,
George Carter and wife. Mr.. Wallheim,
Rev. A. J. Hanson, Miss Sophia Ohesen,
Emilv HaeReraon, Mrs. John Leach,
and q IN the steeraee.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

Loves The RrOesE." eornsr q Frons
and Unio1- h shead thia tins With .
decided novelty. He has hro1aht
thruaeh Eastern ooFn-f fed, sugar sarsd
hama and baeo1. ene b hAstnR tbeu
smoked By Mr.. AAaal. shs povaiaF
6utehsF, With hardwood. Thsy are The
nieest AID elea1ess Esat1 car people
have - bad ehanee II Obtaining. az
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

Mems undershiFts and drawers a. Sc.
each. We bay for cash and an AFFORD
10 sell cheap. LsnR-cFedit buyers are
as the mercy Of iobbera. We can sell
700 underwear fer what other b0unss
pay for them. ToKLAs d 6Ka0KRMkN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

We desire 10 tngress on the Seattle
pablis that ve are headquarters foE
meas and bows saits. Meas sniss a
a. cheap at %; boys' saits at O.. cheap
Is s. We bay goods for cash Gad can
al I'd h ell goods ~ What other hooass
pay for them. ToKLAs 4 SuGEkMkH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08
Drives in towels and Bapkins. CIaAl4

TEE MoUSEATxEn-Oaplain Ellis Of
the steamer Helen aAia 10 Q reporter
yesterday: "You ara nou at liberty 10
sAy that I Am the man VIE bouRht the
steamer Ao1utAinesE a. Astoria some
weeks 49,. I have chartered the tuR
GsnsgAl Mics 10 toW her AFoand 10 the
Sound. and she viii do % jast aa soon
a. he weather will permit TIE Moan-
ta inseF IL g feet and inches long, Is
fees beam and feet depth Of bold.
Her eresa TONNAGE Il - tons. She IL
larrer than tie hishixan. and When I
ees her fitted up she will Be . splendid
steamer for nv route | viii ran her
on the route between Ssattle, Colby and
points o. PoEs Washingtou- / have
fpers $500 IN baiidinR up that rozis
~ 3.IpenirR roads 20 thai the people
O. a Ret 10 and FROM points GO ny rsate,
and BaW am aosnR 10 pat en . steamer
THAI can p rform the service and aassd
nv patrons e1De Aceom modAf1nDs.
sapp - Mr. Myers Wtil bring his
stssDsE. tie DispAsch, aro1nd sboaf sae
zane tina thai ny 6oat eousAr
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

Everybody Alarmed - Come and We
will pat you inside Of an elegant and
stylish new spring suit ct price 30 low
that IL will scare you al the STAB CLoTa
mo HoUsk, 206 OoBmercial street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

a-''as kLEcTioS RATTFtED. Al
ssaAl ueSsins Of the Bard Of Fire
~ A'ss bed last svsniss 70 receive
.ss,1 's - q the sleetion osHesrs and
assrss.,s... - ''Aiss tie result Of the receas
4. - \ esld Tor he seisction Of Chief
ssivsi q ,ts Department.. the Board NJ
49,, 49, lse rspOri % tie JIG lees. uaish
ss.s,-tSs thsi Gardner K@Ilces wAz
H. 49, " n Alarigy % hss. No. Oail-
t. SSa ois atFeFu~v. apc~al a frara
49, S.'s.aa u tue si--stsaa cei aess. and
nst,.. tssseaRh investigator % ire
9ns - haArd sustained tie rspart
&.~,.s.--'Sles ey vote % IL 10 Tse
~ - SAs instrussed 10 SOC m an
Co. a,sl q n tie Baars 90 the CStv
tseS.s 49, Mt Qa,.lsF. thrCasa hls al
~ ksFs eosles that De woaia oArrv
s'-a aed contest % tee CSanetl.
-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

Tais ts chance thai ssl&o0 comes:
Tcsay we give away ~ tie erAR CLSgH-
Txa HoUs4 80 meas saits a. - y,
$ Ocne. leok. has and ee sAt1Easd
uiah ths h&eResa barRAina ever c1sre3
90 tie psoRls Of Seattla.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

Rern mhsr yea can and IN oGF mllii-
neFv cepArtmenl styles ard prices noe
20 BE- O - in "a extensive uniiiiasry
essahlisauena. Tue nee patterns for
MONDAY morning ARE Villa Normandy.
Asisa IL rosF Gnd oars. Press jass
oas half. IoKLAa 4 Srx0EEMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

New stock Of spring wraps. rsglane,
jackets and jerseys. You can buy very
good jersey FER Soc, just - good as any
merchant can show you fer Sl.50. ToK-
Las d SINdKKMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

~ doz. mems all WOOL suits ct "a each.
80 dos. boys all veol suits at 81 each.
Il Is only cash buyers that osn buy
cheap aud sell cheap. ToKLAs q Sn
0RRMAN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

The Dagmsr 10 Q handsome fancy
straw bonnet In eslors, faced With silk
velvet and combined With various colors
Of ribbons, French flowers and srea-
ments 10 be fsuad only al ToxLAs b
eTN0KRMAN'a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

Woald you nave money! II yen wsold.
GONE and 80 oar lals auction parsha'e
in msn's and boys suits. Our mans
guit at - 10 equal 10 any 50 suit IN the
United States. Oar boys 81 suit 10
eqaal 10 any IS suit in Seattle. ToKI.As
h SENcKRMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

Parents should not fail to visit the
6TAR HoUsK this week. KLINE 4 RosEN-
BzRo show twenty tvo different styles Of
boys suits AZ 81. s., "a. IS. Come to
car bargain feast.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

Carpets and rugs. 2eoo rslls Of earpst
10 select from at Philadelphia prices.
We bay all our carpets and rugs from
the manufacturers ToKLAs a STSaKR-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

wscdsgfzl Woadsrfal woodsrful
The besa value 81 tbs Cniaed States.
Oar uasn's all voel cAsioers sutfs 81
e. Oar b0ys' saits - II. Il b sniy
eaAA. spot eash. thai en- 6ay cheap and
ssli eAsaR. TozE.As q suaxzMkE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

Netiesl Boys-With every boys suit
KLINE 4 RogKEREB0 present. gratis.
complete baseball oatiit, consisting Of
ball, BAT, cap and belt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

KLun 4 BosESBxzs present free 10
svery paraeassr Of . boys suit . con-
pless baseball 0at6s consisting Of bzt,
hAa, cap and belt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

cents buys q cap, 5 cents buss hat
az the eTAB OLoTHTSa HoUsK, a6 C0@-
ueFcial stresl.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

Everythioe viil be foand last a. i'd
vsFtissd; 1900 yards Of lava 81 %.
they eapnot be bought IN any stsrs on
the coast for lees than s.. We bay for
cash and can sell for Ices th&B long
credit boying houses pay for them.
roKIAa 4 SINaERMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

Nobby drssssrs should not fail 10 &c
the srAR CLOTHrSa HoUsa tailor made
suita; they compare With the oess msg
eAAnt taller work. Come and inspees
car beautiful spring sock.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

Just think Of this: 81 buys Q Hne
canvass shee ~ the SrAA CLOTHING
HousE, 2S Commercial street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

q cents bays Q MsFino shirt ct The
STAR CLOTHrNe HoUsE, 2oS Commercial
street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

Boys shiEt waiss - csnts az the STAA
CLoTzExs HOUSE, zs Co@nsrcia' street..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

G. "a sso los d So. eorssss, small
PEI pAlE. CHEsxxz CIRAKY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

Or n tolerated al al. they sA0old b
sonpslisd 10 oosy toose laws that tsey
nog % eonts@ptaoasiy tEaore and
tFa1pts saaer fOol
Are ue. ~ laboFeFss - utterly ne
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

IS silk and beaded Wraps at ........lo %
10 doz ladies' black and ealored
Jerseys for...............---..s SOC each
10 der ladies black and colored
Jerseys fOr..............-.... .T5e each |
10 doz ladies' black and oolored
Jerseys for ..................%l % each |
10 dez ladies' black and cclorea
Jerseys fors-................S1 - each